Groovy
ApacheCon Groovy Track
- @paulk_asert - Groovy update: What's new in Groovy 3.0 and coming in 4.0
- @naresha_k - What's in Groovy for Functional Programming
- @aalmiray - Apache Groovy's Metaprogramming Options and You
- @naresha_k - Effective Java with Groovy - How Language Influences Adoption of Good Practices
- @glaforgeWhat would a new Groovy web console look like?
- @naresha_k - Favouring Composition - The Groovy Way
- @ZacharyAKlein - Grails 4: Leveling Up Your Game
- @shawnmckinney - A Groovy Apache Fortress
- @sdelamo - Micronaut + Groovy
- @ZacharyAKlein - Getting Groovy with Micronaut & JHipster
- @sdelamo - Taming your browser with Geb
- @Kiview - Interacting wtih Ethereum blockchains using Groovy and web3j
- @paulk_asert - Groovy and Data Science Workshop
Groovy Ecosystem Usage Report
What is the most popular Groovy library, framework, or a tool? I surveyed 308 Groovy community members, and here are the results.
Micronaut
Micronaut + Azure online webinar
This Friday, I do an online Micronaut + Azure Webinar together with Julien Dubois (Java developer advocacy team manager at Microsoft) about how to write Azure functions with Micronaut.
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⏲60 minutes
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Grails
Grails State of the Union
@puneetbhl premiered the Grails blog with an update about Grails roadmap:
In the last few months, the 2GM (Groovy, Grails, and Micronaut) team has put a lot of work into the upcoming Grails 4.1 release. We’re excited to share that this release will include support for Apache Groovy 3! Groovy 3 offers a number of enhancements to the language including method references and a new, more flexible parser. Additionally, Grails 4.1 will support Micronaut 2.0, Gradle 6.5, and Spring 2.3. We’ve also added improvements to the Grails profiles to support the exclusion of transitive dependencies.
Misc
sergiodelamo.com
I have a new website; sergiodelamo.com. I am trying to keep an updated list of my pet projects and write posts with a decent cadence. I you want to subscribe there is an RSS Feed.
I plan to move the old content back into this new website but I am struggling to do it.
Yesterday, ApacheCon Groovy track started. After Greach cancellation and GR8Conf cancellation , I see this as the comeback. Not only, for the Groovy language material but for this newsletter.
Sergio del Amo